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Exuberantly lively and amusing

Noisy and boisterous in nature

Having a fun-loving or high-spirited disposition or manner

Causing laughter and providing entertainment

Exciting, energetic, enthusiastic, with gusto

A severe reprimand or castigation

Activity engaged in for amusement

Activity engaged in for amusement

Present participle for to run or jump about playfully

Present participle for to engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation

Present participle for to criticize or oppose fiercely and publicly

Present participle for to enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

Present participle for to enjoy or luxuriate in something pleasurable

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Adjective

Exuberantly lively and amusing

in good spirits

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

full of the joys of spring

as lively as a grig

as merry as a grig

in seventh heaven

tickled to death

beside oneself with joy

on top of the world

as pleased as Punch

in high spirits

as happy as a clam

as happy as a sandboy

floating on air

as happy as Larry

jumping for joy

like a dog with two tails

without a care in the world

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“Folks from all parts of the country will descend upon the Mississippi River levee for a weekend of rollicking music and general hilarity.”

Adjective

Noisy and boisterous in nature

wild and woolly

rough-and-tumble

ill-disciplined

in high spirits

attention-seeking

insurrectionary

full of mischief

disorganized^US

causing trouble

disorganised^UK

socially impaired

undisciplinable

confrontational

off straight and narrow

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“With rock n' roll music hammering out from the speakers and revelers enjoying themselves, it was a real rollicking party indeed.”

Adjective

Having a fun-loving or high-spirited disposition or manner

in high spirits

good-humored^US

good-humoured^UK

full of get-up-and-go

full of joie de vivre

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

feeling one's oats

full of vim and vigour

tongue-in-cheek

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“He always would remain the rollicking young boy, full of fun and energy.”

Adjective

Causing laughter and providing entertainment

too funny for words

hysterically funny

extremely amusing

killingly funny

good-humored^US

good-humoured^UK

screamingly funny

tongue-in-cheek

tongue in cheek

a barrel of laughs

outrageously funny

a laugh a minute

pulling one's leg

quick on the draw

quick on the uptake

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Adjective

Exciting, energetic, enthusiastic, with gusto

adrenaline-fueled

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

emotion-charged

thought-provoking

causing excitement

revitalizing^US

revitalising^UK

giving one food for thought

out of this world

edge-of-the-seat

adrenaline-charged

out of the ordinary

hard to swallow

too good to be true

out-of-this-world

incomprehensible

like a dream come true

beyond the realm of reason

never to be forgotten

state-of-the-art

attention-grabbing

beyond one's wildest dreams

scarcely credible

better than expected

hard to believe

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

surpassing belief

inapprehensible

not understandable

difficult to believe

won't hold water

not to be thought of

extremely implausible

out of the question

extremely unlikely

imcomprehensible

extremely doubtful

beyond the bounds of possibility

extremely difficult to believe

not in the least likely

not to be forgotten

stamped on your memory

fixed in the mind

something to write home about

one for the book

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Noun

A severe reprimand or castigation

rap over the knuckles

slap on the wrist

piece of your mind

verbal thrashing

flea in the ear

rap on the knuckles

verbal blasting

slap in the face

kick in the teeth

being put in one's place

haul over the coals

character assassination

verbal onslaught

oral punishment

stream of abuse

dissatisfaction

harsh criticism

slap on the wrists

a slap on the wrist

bone of contention

stigmatisation^UK

stigmatization^US

scathing indictment

excommunication

eat the head off someone

a tongue-lashing

a dressing-down

torrent of abuse

scathing condemnation

withering criticism

severe criticism

scathing criticism

threat of punishment

civil disobedience

blow to one's pride

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“Eventually, I was summoned to the Provincial Commissioner and given a severe rollicking.”

Noun

Activity engaged in for amusement

beer and skittles

rest and recreation

leisure activity

leisure pursuit

rest and relaxation

leave of absence

breathing space

sense of well-being

sense of achievement

self-satisfaction

self-indulgence

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“Ms. Mystrie, the famous and prolific mystery writer, gathers a group of the world's finest detectives at her home for a weekend of rollicking and relaxation.”

Noun

Activity engaged in for amusement

clowning around

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Verb

Present participle for to run or jump about playfully

monkeying around

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“After a long day of sitting at her desk, she couldn't resist the urge to rollick through the open meadow, laughing and jumping with sheer delight.”

Verb

Present participle for to engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation

kicking up one's heels

amusing oneself

enjoying oneself

monkeying around

entertaining oneself

disporting oneself

going on a tear

diverting oneself

clowning around

puttering around

having a good time

amusing yourself

pottering around

making mischief

engaging in games

indulging in horseplay

monkeying about

cutting a caper

occupying oneself

leaping up and down

springing up and down

bobbing up and down

jumping up and down

fiddling around

letting your hair down

enjoying yourself

going on a spree

springing about

bounding around

springing around

letting off steam

cutting the rug

acting the goat

footling around

acting the giddy goat

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“After a long week of work, Sarah decided to rollick with her friends at the beach for some much-needed relaxation.”

Verb

Present participle for to criticize or oppose fiercely and publicly

assaulting verbally

disagreeing with

fulminating against

remonstrating with

vituperating against

finding fault with

giving someone hell

picking holes in

picking to pieces

taking to pieces

biting someone's head off

going for the jugular

hauling over the coals

jumping on one's case

rapping over the knuckles

snapping someone's head off

giving a rocket

giving someone a bad press

giving someone a bollocking

giving someone a roasting

giving someone a rollicking

jumping down one's throat

tearing off a strip

tearing a strip off

railing against

disapproving of

animadverting on

passing strictures upon

reading the riot act

looking askance

inveighing against

pulling to pieces

throwing brickbats at

giving someone a dressing-down

giving a talking-to

casting aspersions on

pouring scorn on

giving a bad press to

giving someone a telling-off

letting someone have it

giving someone an earful

giving someone a wigging

giving someone what for

giving some stick to

giving someone a mouthful

giving someone a row

giving someone a rating

nitpicking about

raking over the coals

giving someone a caning

giving someone some stick

tearing to pieces

doing a hatchet job on

stigmatizing^US

stigmatising^UK

criticizing severely

putting on the mat

sending someone away with a flea in their ear

giving something a battering

giving something a bad press

finding lacking

slapping someone's wrist

nitpicking over

laying down the law

speaking ill of

dragging through the mud

speaking evil of

complaining about

throwing mud at

tearing to shreds

calling on the carpet

casting a slur on

criticizing harshly

bringing into disrepute

giving the business

taking to the woodshed

sounding off about

giving a bad name

whingeing about

spreading lies about

sullying the reputation of

blackening the reputation of

giving someone bondi

jumping down someone's throat

climbing all over

quibbling about

grouching about

conducting a smear campaign against

passing judgment

bellyaching about

calling to account

blackening the name of

showing someone up

giving a tongue-lashing

raking over coals

exposing to ridicule

speaking badly of

getting angry with

animadverting upon

thundering against

bringing under fire

reviewing unfavorably

criticizing strongly

holding up to shame

rapping across the knuckles

severely reprimanding

dishonouring^UK

jumping all over

criticizing hatefully

giving one hell

giving someone a carpeting

protesting against

holding responsible

holding someone to blame

holding accountable

sending someone away with a flea in his

giving a piece of one's mind

giving the dickens

lowering the boom

bringing to book

having someone on the carpet

pointing the finger

giving comeuppance

giving the devil

calling to task

expressing disapproval of

calling over the coals

declaiming against

giving piece of mind

giving going-over

cutting to bits

doing a number on

giving bad press

dragging over the coals

rapping someone the knuckles

detracting from

giving a black eye

declaring unfit

blowing whistle on

hanging something on

pointing finger at

laying at one's door

sending up the river

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Verb

Present participle for to enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

enjoying oneself

having a good time

painting the town red

going on a spree

pushing the boat out

blowing off steam

kicking up one's heels

painting the town

taking pleasure

getting a kick out of

indulging oneself

letting your hair down

going out on the town

marking with a red letter

having a wild time

having a night on the tiles

commemorating occasion

killing the fatted calf

putting the flag out

beating the drum

putting the flags out

enjoying yourself

getting a charge from

getting a thrill out of

deriving pleasure

getting a buzz out of

indulging yourself

getting a kick from

taking satisfaction

getting a charge out of

getting a buzz from

giving oneself up to

getting a bang from

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Verb

Present participle for to enjoy or luxuriate in something pleasurable

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